Replacement Snapper Pin for Husky Super Brute Electric Trailer Jack 82022

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I have a Husky 82022 Super Brute Electric Jack and the snap pin for the leg extension is bent. I would like to purchase another one. Could you please provide me with the part number, cost and avenue to buy the new pin. Thanks

asked by: Ty A

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We offer 3/8-inch diameter Replacement Snapper Pin # JFC-PN whose measurements are noted in the photo I linked for you. This item matches the original; I confirmed by going to our warehouse and measuring the pin included with your Husky Super Brute jack HT82022.

This item's price is noted on the page and you can order it only by clicking "Add to Cart".

expert reply by: Adam R

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Jerome M.

2/23/2026

I have a super brut 5000 the motor is turning on but the jack won’t go up and down

Jameson C.

2/23/2026

@JeromeM That jack has been discontinued a while but it sounds like the screw and nut assembly is damaged and now the motor isn't able to actually lift the jack foot.

Jerome

2/24/2026

@JamesonC Thanks for your information,Is it fixable?

Jameson C.

2/24/2026

@Jerome There aren't replacement parts made for it so no. Probably time for a new jack if you're open to that.

Answer 1

I went out to the warehouse and pulled Pins and Thumb Clips #EQ95-01-9415 to measure them for you. The diameter is 3/8 of an inch. The usable length is just under 2-1/2 inches (2.45 inches). And the opening is 2.46 inches by 1.5 inches.

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